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James
Bryce
as Bosola in
The Duchess of Malfi
Professional
acting enquiries, please contact:
James Bryce
c/o PLA Scotland
5 Union Street
Edinburgh
EH1 3LT
Tel: 0131-478-7878
Fax: 0131-478-7070
edinburgh@pla-uk.com
london@pla-uk.comMusical
or writing services, please contact:
James Bryce
50c Huntersfield Road
GOREBRIDGE
EH23 4TT
jb@jamesbryce.org.uk
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| The
Writings of James Bryce |
IN A JOURNALISTIC
SENSE, James started off as a record reviewer with "Z"
magazine, but besides articles he has always written poetry,
dramatic scripts, song lyrics, and general whimsies - some of
which can be seen on the scribble
page.
The following table details his output over the last few years:
Please
note that A Birth, Noah,
Master Builder and The Warming Force
are available at a price of £7.00 each from the author
at: |
50c Huntersfield Road
GOREBRIDGE
EH23 4TT
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Sustainability |
2005 |
Two ten-minute plays for educational
radio on the theme of wind-power
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Traffic Safety |
2000 |
A monologue
for BBC Radio Scotland Education
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| Mary
Slessor |
1998 |
A monologue
for BBC Radio Scotland Education
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| Theatrical
Tours |
1995 |
An article
for The Scotsman on theatrical tours
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| Travel
Time: China |
1994 |
For BBC
Radio Scotland
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| 21st
Night |
1994 |
An article
for Theatre Scotland on a three-week tour of Twelfth
Night in China
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| The
Hobbit |
1992 |
A dramatised
version of the book, suitable for a cast of up to about
50 children, with songs and music
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Warming Force |
1992 |
A story
with activities for the audience, suitable for all ages
First performed at the Scottish International Children's
Festival 1992
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The Master Builder |
1991 |
A story
with activities for the audience, suitable for all ages
First performed at the Scottish International
Children's Festival 1991
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| Noah |
1987 |
A short
dramatic script with music based on the Bible story of
Noah, and suitable for children from ages 4 to 14
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| A
Birth |
1986 |
A short
dramatic script with music based on the Nativity, and
suitable for children from ages 4 to 14
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| Hopscotch |
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of James' greatest successes has been Hopscotch,
the educational series from BBC Radio Scotland.
Since 1997, Jim has had the luxury of
scripting, writing the music and performing in these programmes
as the character Stirfry, a rather scatterbrained dog who lives
in the Hopscotch garden.
First writing
for this flagship programme in 1995, his contributions now
total nineteen, on various subjects:
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Imagination |
| 2007 |
Making Music |
| 2007 |
Up and Down |
| 2006 |
You Never Can Tell |
| 2005 |
Healthy Eating |
| 2004 |
Fresh and Clean |
| 2003 |
Why Worry? |
| 2002 |
Easter
Time |
| 2001 |
Minibeasts |
| 2000 |
The
Lost Toy |
| 1999 |
When
You're New |
| 1998 |
Death |
| 1998 |
Different
Friends |
| 1997 |
Spring
Cleaning |
| 1997 |
Death |
| 1997 |
Hello,
I'm New |
| 1996 |
Getting
Better |
| 1995 |
Wanna
be in Your Gang |
| 1995 |
Bang
on a Drum |
Other contributions
to BBC Radio Scotland Education are to the Stop
Look Listen series:
Friends
A story for their Buddhism programme
Respect
of Place
A story for their Christianity programme
Rakshabandan
A story illustrating the Hindu ceremony
Two Brothers
A story illustrating the Christian parable
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